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This “C” word, the secret weapon that allows this student to enjoy exams.
17 Comments | Posted by alwaysLovely in Exam Matters, Learning Tools, scorers mindset
It is once again the start of the school term. Perhaps a new environment, new school compound, new faces, new aspirations, new books, new look! haha! At the same time, some whined about the new level of “Desserts” (Spelt it backwards to get the true meaning) from school work, teachers faces (yeah, some faces can really give you a different meaning to life tsktsk).
I guess most students are still adjusting to the sleep late-wake up early lifestyle as compared to the sleep late-wake up late.
I was on msn with one of my students when I was so impressed with her attitude towards school work. She is a totally changed person compared to when she was P6. She used to whine on every single thing. Now just a few days back, though she still commented about how tough A-Maths was , it was in the positive sense as she knew that for her to Conquer this mental block, she has to do something. And do you know what she told me. I was shocked.
“I will ask my teacher what did not go right in my steps tomorrow.”
CONSISTENCY
She formed this habit ever since Sec 1 which explained how a girl who used to fail Maths scored over 80% for her Sec 1 & 2.
According to her, by clearing any doubts consistently, it saved her the stressful periods before tests and examinations.
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17 Comments for This “C” word, the secret weapon that allows this student to enjoy exams.
woo | May 12, 2008 at 7:47 pm
edin.madungwe | May 21, 2008 at 12:12 am
Thank you very much mam for advising . From now onwards i will follow what you have revealed to me,that is consistence. I always think about your help and i am
paying much attention to you for more maths. I discovered that this subject is very important completely different from other subjects
nadiah | June 19, 2008 at 9:40 pm
oh really? well, how do i be consistent when i have lyk about 4 more months till my o’level exam? :] glad if u reply asap.
jim | July 15, 2008 at 1:48 pm
now u can only take a bet .. study on the chap which are more important and u r not so good at ..
Chris | August 8, 2008 at 12:17 pm
owh….i thought it was sumtink clever or cheesy so it was consistency how m me goin tu do dat im in Science class but im dead lazy haha n im in the QE in brunei, next a couple of mnths later the O level man! anewey i’ll give a try
Nafees | September 7, 2008 at 7:53 pm
Can you give some more advice on other subject? And thank you very much for this piece of advice of students who’re taking O level
alwaysLovely Reply:
September 8th, 2008 at 10:08 pm
This ‘C’ word is applicable for any subject or even anything you are working on!
I’m only good with Math :) for Chemistry tips and strategies you may visit http://www.SimpleChemConcepts.com
Cheers
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Karen | October 23, 2008 at 10:29 am
hi..thankyou for all your emails..
i enkoy them =)
well
i’m currently running my GCE exams..
and quite busyy busyyy =(
going for biology p4 tomorrow..
wish me luck ^^
take care..
Karen
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thanx for the tips and i must appreciate your service that u r giving to help students succeed in their subjects .
Shahid | November 21, 2008 at 5:38 pm
i do agree that consistency is the only thing that can help us to do well in maths. in sec 2 and the start of sec3, i had a hard time dealing with studies ( not only maths but all the subjects generally) and in sec 3, i started having consistency in my studies and of course, i have been doing fantastically well after that. so yeah, consistency is the word.
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Whisperlove | June 8, 2009 at 6:55 pm
So true, I am now working on my behavior towards school works and examinations as I’m going to sit for my O level. So, I really need an inspiration and now I’m getting a positive feedback from my A maths teacher unlike before. Yes, A maths is so hard, but yet we have to understand it, learn it, practice it and we’ll manage to do them all. I’m hoping that I could learn more on this website (: If only I’m in Singapore, I would go tuition there, but unfortunately I’m in Brunei.
Aloysius Lee | September 16, 2009 at 8:14 pm
I’m already at sec 3 almost sec 4 and my maths foundation is very poor, I really hope there can be a change soon.
i do agree that consistency is the only thing that can help us to do well in maths. in sec 2 and the start of sec3, i had a hard time dealing with studies ( not only maths but all the subjects generally) and in sec 3, i started having consistency in my studies and of course, i have been doing fantastically well after that. so yeah, consistency is the word.
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